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Several local celebrities, including TV host Daphne Iking and former Miss Malaysia Yvonne Lee, are coming together to lend their voices to encourage over 4 million eligible youths to register as voters. The “Action Up. Be Heard" campaign will initially focus on the 1.1mil unregistered young voters in Klang Valley before the drive is expanded nationwide.
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